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It's just what you want to get out of an editor. Photoshop still has some pro's and Affinity Photo has some merrits/Pro's over Photoshop. All editors usually have some pro's and cons, no one is ...

I have cs6, that still can't do it, never will. No subscription for me. My other applications can do it in under 10 seconds. No need for expensive subscription if I want all the tools I need from ...

yes, correct. Scratch drives are used if your memory is fully used and the faster the drive is(SSD) the less decrease in speed you'll notice.

They have tackled the shadows/highlights feature in Affinity Photo as well and some people rate it now better then Photoshop's highlights/shadows filter. Affinity Photo 1.7 and especially Designer ...

There used to be a common plug-ins folder where you can copy them in. But I read some problems with plug-ins in CC2018(2019) not working anymore. Re-install might help.

I don't agree with you on this one. Affinity Photo is way more powerful then Photoshop elements. Affinity has Affinity Photo, Affinity Designer and Affinity Publisher. Just the same as Adobe has. ...

You finally got it and it's even easier in Affinity photo to make an image brush. The version I am using certainly can't. cs6. No subscription for me. Oh, and ehhh, I can make an image brush under ...

No, it does not. it's still a monchrome image painted in with colours. I'll show you. No matter how much you try to convince me, last time I checked Photoshop can't paint full colour images!

I had to be clearer, perhaps. Some other editors can do image brushes. Complete images of part of an image as a brush, Photoshop cannot! You can do colours now with the mixer brush, yes but that's ...

Nice, so Adobe is finally catching up. You still can't do image brushes! Painting with transparant images. I think Corel Painter(pro) was the one first with this feature years ago.

Their lust for money is a little bigger then $5! LOL.

Something with cc2018 that you asked for. I know exactly what's going on with Adobe...Not using it all the time since some other editors also have merrits. I mostly use a combination of products ...

Not that odd at all. Adobe only allows for .8bf plug-in support in 3rd party editors, just to protect their products. No point in developing an own plug-in format as the standard is allready widely ...

At least one got it right. LOL. Strange thing Adobe did is o put it in Illustrator, not in Photoshop, where you could need it most.LOL.

Just for grins, not what I ment, but you knew that allready. You know the limitations of Photoshop as well.

If the free version crashes on your machine, buy the new DXO version, it has some stability upgrades. If not, stick to the free version for now.

Non taken. :) Use what you like or feel comfortable with, but some hiyack some threads to advocate the superiority of Photoshop, wich it just isn't. Certainly not in every aspect...

There is actions in Affinity Photo, no script yet. They are called macro's and are the same as Photoshop's actions. You can use Photoshop's brushes etc. The brushes can do more then Photoshop's ...

I turn it around, do you own Affinity Photo? Then you should know! At work I do have a professional license! I am just a bit tired of all the threads stating that Photoshop is the best, it just ...

Nope, you got it backwards, the perpetual licenses for the same time period are cheaper then the subscription model. The perpetual licenses were renewed every 2 years(a major new version of ...